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October 15th, 2009, 07:56 AM
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How about a linux Live CD or bootable USB stick with a *nix distro on it?
It will read NTFS, by-pass all permissions, and you can script commands fairly easy in the bash shell. Finally, since it's *nix, it will probably be immune to the virus on the system you are cleaning.
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October 15th, 2009, 09:35 AM
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 Originally Posted by Matridom
How about a linux Live CD or bootable USB stick with a *nix distro on it?
It will read NTFS, by-pass all permissions, and you can script commands fairly easy in the bash shell. Finally, since it's *nix, it will probably be immune to the virus on the system you are cleaning.
Hmm it's plausible but I need dos or the command prompt to run the antispyware and andivirus tools I have.
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October 16th, 2009, 09:50 AM
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 Originally Posted by Niclo Iste
Hmm it's plausible but I need dos or the command prompt to run the antispyware and andivirus tools I have.
I was making the assumption that if the system is so bad that you are resorting to a command shell to recover files, you would be re-formating the system.
Also as it's been stated earlier, there is no DOS in windows 2k and beyond. With XP/vista, I would say the majority of drives are formated NTFS, that means that your boot disks to dos won't be able to read the drive regardless to clean.
I find that if you can't clean it from inside of windows, the OS is too far gone to recover and you are re-installing.
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